Gonzalez Christina
Individual involved in a Nintendo class-action lawsuit over tariff refunds and also referenced in KOTOR Remake news.
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Christina Gonzalez is an individual associated with a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo concerning illegal tariff refunds, where the company argues that consumers who paid the price are not entitled to refunds. She is also mentioned in articles discussing the potential re-reveal of the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) Remake, with leaks pointing to a 2025 reveal and a 2028 launch window.
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Bungie's mid-season 2 update for Marathon introduces a new roguelite PvE mode called Vault Breaker, which repurposes the Cryo Archive for solo, duo, or trio play with progressive difficulty and upgradeable Sponsored Kits. The update also includes weapon balance changes, such as buffs to the WSTR, adjustments to the D54 Battle Pistol, removal of precision damage bonuses from ballistic shotguns, and limits on throwables to reduce grenade and Bubble Shield spam.
Nintendo is seeking dismissal of a class-action lawsuit that demands the company refund customers for tariffs later ruled illegal, arguing customers received what they paid for. The company sued the US government for tariff refunds but refuses to pass those refunds to consumers, saying commercial transactions don't work retroactively.
A new report suggests the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake could be re-revealed in 2025, with a possible launch window of 2028 based on comments from Saber Interactive's Chief Business Officer. The 2028 release would coincide with the game's 25th anniversary, though these details remain unofficial.
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Bungie's mid-season 2 update for Marathon introduces a new roguelite PvE mode called Vault Breaker, which repurposes the Cryo Archive for solo, duo, or trio play with progressive difficulty and upgradeable Sponsored Kits. The update also includes weapon balance changes, such as buffs to the WSTR, adjustments to the D54 Battle Pistol, removal of precision damage bonuses from ballistic shotguns, and limits on throwables to reduce grenade and Bubble Shield spam.
Nintendo is seeking dismissal of a class-action lawsuit that demands the company refund customers for tariffs later ruled illegal, arguing customers received what they paid for. The company sued the US government for tariff refunds but refuses to pass those refunds to consumers, saying commercial transactions don't work retroactively.
A new report suggests the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake could be re-revealed in 2025, with a possible launch window of 2028 based on comments from Saber Interactive's Chief Business Officer. The 2028 release would coincide with the game's 25th anniversary, though these details remain unofficial.